SI Students Make Music in the Heart of Africa

GENE SThe Quarterly Magazine of St. Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco, Fall 2011

SI Students Make Music in the Heart of Africa

A Report to Concerned Individuals Vol. 48, No. 3 Fall 2011

Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. President

Mr. Joseph A. Vollert Vice President for Development

Mr. Patrick M. Ruff Principal

Mr. John J. Ring Director of Alumni Relations

Mr. Paul J. Totah Director of Communications

Mr. Fred L. Tocchini Director of Events & Special Projects

Ms. Marielle A. Murphy Associate Director of Development

Ms. Terry Dillon Chief Financial Officer

Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. Superior

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ON THE COVER: Seven members of SI’s orchestra and jazz band went to Kenya in July with instrumental music director Gillian Clements for a musical exchange with students there. Pictured are junior Briana Megid (front) and senior Reubhen Diaz (back row) performing with the Kenya Conservatoire of Music Orchestra at the National Museum of Kenya. Photo by Jim Ward.

October 2011

Dear Friends of St. Ignatius,

The Annual Report can only tell part of the educational experiences and the resulting transformation that occurs each year at S.I. While photos and excellent writing can convey quite a lot – and I am proud that Genesis does this consistently – there are untold stories that are equally important and that move our students to greater depths. The immersion trip of the seven S.I. musicians along with their teacher, Dr. Gillian Clements, tells one story of great significance and points us toward the universality that Jesuit education prizes so much.

The S.I. story is not just a story of success in education. It is the story of Jesuit education that transforms our students, inspires our alumni, causes heartfelt commitment among our faculty and gives hope to our Church, community and humanity through the lives of a community – men and women for others, brothers and sisters with others. Truly, our success in education would not be the same without the generous support of you, our benefactors and alumni. Your belief in the value of a Jesuit education, a St. Ignatius education, is deeply appreciated. We couldn’t do what we do without you.

The Superior General of the Jesuits, the Very Reverend Adolfo Nicholás, S.J., gave an address about Jesuit higher education in Mexico City in April 2010. His main points are as poignant for Jesuit high schools as for Jesuit colleges. He challenges our schools to educate students to a depth of thought and imagination that analyzes and rebuts the superficiality of today’s culture, a superficiality that is dehumanizing and dangerous. While the excellence of teaching at S.I. and the rigor of student learning help to achieve this lofty goal, the bow on the package may likely be tied while being on a Kairos retreat, working on an immersion trip or sharing music in Kenya. This depth of education opens the learner to the dimensions of universality that Fr. General spoke about in his address. This global awareness is nothing new in Jesuit education, for even in St. Ignatius’s day 40 Jesuit schools stretched from Peru to Prague, from Goa to Germany. Sometimes this kind of learning is hard to convey in print, but it clearly occurs each day, each year at S.I.

Thank you especially for your support of our students who need your help to attend S.I. This year over 26 percent of our students will receive more than $2.3 million in financial aid. In less than five years, we have increased the number of students receiving aid from 250 to 370, and we have increased the funds given by $1 million. The need is great. The need is growing, as is evidenced by 30 percent of the freshman class receiving assistance. Your continued generosity is critical. It is likewise so effective. You are doing great things for God and for these young women and men of St. Ignatius by your charity. Thank you with all my heart.

Gratefully yours in the Lord,

Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ‘68 President, St. Ignatius College Prep

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Board of Trustees & Regents 2010-2011

Board of TrusTees

Rev. Michael McCarthy, S.J. ’82ChairmanSamuel R. Coffey, Esq. ’74Rev. Kevin Dilworth, S.J.Mr. Curtis Mallegni ’67Rev. Thomas O’Neill, S.J. ’74Rev. Mario Prietto, S.J.Mr. Stan Raggio ’73Nancy Stretch, Esq.Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68

Board of regenTs

Mr. Curtis Mallegni ’67 ChairMrs. Nanette Gordon Vice-ChairMrs. Marlies BruningMrs. Catherine CannataMrs. Sue CarterMr. Peter Casey ’68Mr. Paul Cesari ’75Mr. Sherman Chan ’85Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79Sr. Cathryn DeBack, O.P.Mrs. Dana Emery

Mr. Robert Enright ’76Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick ’64Mr. Gordon Getty ’51*Ms. Yvonne GoMrs. Kathryn HallMr. Peter Imperial ’77Mr. John Jack ’73Mr. Rob Kaprosch ’82Mr. Greg Labagh ’66Mrs. Mary Kay LeveroniMrs. Louise LucchesiMr. Ivan Maroevich ’69Mr. William McDonnell ’42*Mr. Paul Mohun ’84Dr. Richard Moran

Martin D. Murphy, Esq. ’52*Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. ’74Mr. Clyde OstlerMr. Claude Perasso ’76Mrs. Beverly RiehmMrs. Karen RollandiMrs. Jeannie SangiacomoMrs. Alice SeherDr. Robert SzarnickiMr. Gregory Vaughan ’74Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68Mr. Al Waters ’80

*Lifetime Members

SI’s Board of Trustees governs the school in matters affecting the entire community. (From left are Mr. Sam Coffey, Rev. Tom O’Neill, S.J., Rev. Michael McCarthy, S.J., Rev. Kevin Dilworth, S.J., Mrs. Nancy Stretch, Rev. Mario Prietto, S.J., Curtis Mallegni, Rev. Robert Walsh, S.J., and Stan Raggio.

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Regents Emeriti

Mrs. Angelina Alioto*Mr. Kerwin Allen ’78Mr. John F. Azevedo ’59Mr. Alessandro BaccariDr. Rena Merrit BancroftMr. David Bernstein ’80Mrs. Joseph BernsteinMr. Thomas BertelsenMr. Carl F. Blom ’55Sr. Margaret Buchanan, S.M.Mr. Robert T. Buich ’57Mr. Gregoire CalegariHon. Mary CallananMrs. Barbara CallanderMr. Clark Callander ’76Mr. James Canales, Jr. ’84Mr. Michael P. Carroll ’58Mr. Hector ChinchillaMr. John A. Christen III ’61Mrs. Alfred G. CinelliMr. Mark Cleary ’64Mr. Albert Clifford ’73Mr. Samuel Coffey ’74Mr. Kevin CoyneMary Cranston, Esq.Mr. Don Dana ’66Mr. Joseph Diffley ’64Mr. John Duff Mr. John S. Ehrlich

Mr. Scott Erickson ’73Mr. Clifford M. FarmerMr. John J. Fitzpatrick ’60Mr. H. Welton FlynnThe Hon. J. Richard FredericksArthur J. Fritz, Jr. Esq. ’58Mr. Lynn Fritz ’60David T. Giannini, Esq.Louis J. Giraudo, Esq. ’64Mrs. Ernest L. GoMr. Michael Gorman ’63Mr. Ellison C. GraysonMr. Jack Grealish ’44Richard G. Guggenhime, Esq.Ms. Tessie GuillermoMrs. Donna HaleMr. Paul HazenRichard J. Heafey, Esq.John Henning, Esq.* ’34Mr. Wayne J. Hu ’62Mr. John E. JohnsonMr. Thomas JordanHon. Kathleen KellyMr. William D. KilduffMrs. Dorothy KittMrs. Evelyn Koenig*Mr. Leo Paul Koulos ’51Mr. Robert Lalanne ’73Dr. Ralph Lane III

Mr. Arthur C. Latno, Jr. ’47Mrs. Mary LawsonMr. Thomas A. Leonardini ’59Mr. Stephen Leveroni ’69Mr. Vincent LinMr. Richard O. LinkeMr. George LippiRev. Paul Locatelli, S.J.*Hon. Eugene Lynch ’49Mrs. Robert MacDonnell Mr. Jeffrey Maggioncalda ’87Mr. John A. ManganMr. Eugene J. Marty, Jr.* ’44Mrs. Margaret McCafferyRobert McCarthy, Esq.E. Neal McGettigan, Esq. ’59Mr. Felix S. McGinnis, Jr. ’36William H. McInerney Sr., Esq.Mrs. Richard MillerMr. Russell R. Miller ’55Rev. John T. Mitchell, S.J. ’58Mr. James J. Monfredini ’65Mr. Marshall F. Moran ’42Christopher Moscone, Esq. ’80Leo Murphy, Esq. ’65Mr. Joseph D. Murray ’54Mr. Tom Murtagh ’48Mr. Maurice F. O’ConnorMr. Hugh O’Donnell ’37

Michael Ohleyer, Esq. ’56Mr. Frank L. PaganiniMr. George W. Pasha III ’52Eugene Payne III, Esq. ’65Mr. Lisle PayneMr. Carmen PolicyDr. Collin P. Quock ’57Mr. Stan Raggio ’73Mr. Gary Roberts ’75Mrs. Anne RyanMrs. Angelo SangiacomoMr. Francis Scarpulla ’59Rev. Carl A. Schipper ’60Mr. Bruce L. Scollin ’65Mrs. Rafael A. SolariMrs. Sara StephensNancy Stretch, Esq.Mr. Vincent J. Sullivan ’43John A. Sutro, Esq.Mrs. Marcia SyufyMr. Fred Tocchini ’66Mr. Burl A. Toler*Mr. Burl Toler, Jr. ’74Mr. Robert M. Tomasello ’67Mr. J. Malcolm VisbalDr. C. Allen Wall ’46Rev. Kenneth WestrayMr. Anthony J. ZanzeMr. William J. Zellerbach*deceased

SI’s new Press Box, which was installed early in the fall, will feature six rooms for announcers, coaches and SI Radio, which is now in its second year offering online coverage of games. See page 67 for more information.


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School Officers 2010–2011

Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68

President

DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS

Mr. Joseph A. Vollert ’84

Vice President for Development

Mr. John J. Ring ’86

Director of Alumni Relations

Ms. Marielle A. Murphy ’93

Associate Director of Development

Mr. Paul J. Totah ’75

Director of Communications

Mr. Fred L. Tocchini ’66

Director of Special Projects

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Patrick Ruff

Principal

Mrs. Carole Nickolai

Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs

Mrs. Donna F. Murphy

Assistant Principal for Student Affairs

Mr. Patrick Lynch

Assistant Principal for Campus Ministry

Mrs. Michelle Levine

Mr. William Gotch

Deans of Students

Mrs. Terry Dillon

Chief Financial Officer

Mr. John Grealish ’79

Director of Admissions

Mr. Robert Vergara ’76

Director of Athletics

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Ignatian Guild 2010-2011

Mrs. Alice Seher

President

Mrs. Gerry Sangiacomo

Vice President

Mrs. Dawn Hahn

Recording Secretary

Mrs. Jennifer Shepherd

Corresponding Secretary

Mrs. Tracy Murray

Treasurer

Mrs. Lisa Safreno

Assistant Treasurer

Mr. Rob Kaprosch

President

Mr. Patrick Goudy

Vice President

Mr. Bryan Costello

Vice President

Tim McInerney, Esq.

Auction Chairman

Mr. Ed McGovern

Auction Co-Chairman

Mr. Jim Dobberstein

Treasurer

Mr. Douglas Thornley

Secretary

Mr. Britt Hahn

Past President

Mr. Tom O’Malley

Events

Mr. Peter Koch

Concessions

Mr. Buzz Butler

Sgt. at Arms/Membership

Dr. Carl Otto

Communications

Mr. Glen Lobo

Lifetime Membership

Fathers’ Club 2010-2011

The Ignatian Guild’s Fashion Fantasia shows brought the magic of Disney to SI.


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Alumni Officers 2010-2011

Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79

President

Mr. William Callanan ’81

Vice President

Mrs. Andrea Callen Porter ’93

Secretary

Rev. Paul Capitolo, S.J.

Moderator

Mr. John J. Ring ’86

Director of Alumni Relations

Mrs. Genevieve Poggetti Veach ’97

Alumni Associate Director

Mr. John G. Barbieri ’80

Mr. John P. Bruno ’76

Mr. William J. Callanan ’81

Ms. Catherine A. Carr ’00

Mr. Darren A. Cde Baca ’78

Mr. Jeff A. Columbini ’79

Mr. James R. Dobberstein ’78

Mr. Robert A. Ennis ’82

Mr. John Glugoski ’89

Dr. Erich K. Habelt ’75

Mr. Mark Hazelwood ’80

Mr. Tripp Jones ’99

Mr. Carl M. Katerndahl ’81

Mr. Timothy K. Leonoudakis ’72

Mr. Dean N. Levitt ’76

Ms. Melissa K. Lewis ’95

Mr. Timothy J. Lucey ’87

Mr. Brendan T. Lund ’89

Mr. William P. Lynch, Jr. ’62

Ms. Morgan Magilligan ’00

Mr. E. Neal McGettigan ’59

Mr. Matthew F. Miller ’86

Mr. Frank F. Y. Mong ’92

Ms. Meredith Mulhern ’98

Mrs. Leah M. Pimentel ’00

Mrs. Andrea M. Callan Porter ’93

Deacon John E. Sequeira ’57

Mr. Edward J. Silvia ’74

Mr. Christopher A. Stecher ’92

Mr. Michael J. Stecher ’62

Mr. Donald P. Tarantino ’80

Mr. David M. Tognotti ’87

Mr. Greg Toler ’80

Mr. Paul D. Tonelli ’76

Mr. Robert D. Uhrich ’83

Alumni Board 2010-2011

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Planned Giving

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stecher ’62AmbassadorsThe Doelger Charitable Trust Mrs. Raymond AllenderMrs. Maryann BachmanMrs. Ruth BeeringMr. & Mrs. David Bernstein ’80Mrs. Helen BernsteinMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. BertelsenMr. Tom Bertken ’50 & Ms. Sheila McManusMr. & Mrs. Carl Blom ’55Mr. & Mrs. Gus BoosalisMr. William E. Britt ’36Mrs. Gerhard BroekerMr. & Mrs. Gregoire CalegariMr. & Mrs. Clark Callander ’76Mrs. Beatrice CarberryMr. & Mrs. Michael Carroll ’58Mrs. Thomas Carroll ’43Mr. & Mrs. Chris Cesena ’78Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Coffey ’74Mr. James E. Collins ’44Mrs. Lillian CorrieaMr. & Mrs. Kevin Coyne ’67Mr. & Mrs. Hal CranstonMr. Leonard P. Delmas ’47Mr. Harold J. De Luca ’29Ms. Christine DohrmannMr. & Mrs. Philip J. Downs ’73Ms. Mary DriscollMr. & Mrs. John DuffMr. Frank M. Dunnigan ’70Mr. & Mrs. Robert EnrightMr. & Mrs. John Espiritu

Mrs. Myrtis E. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Jack J. Fitzpatrick ’60Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gibbons ’37Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ginocchio ’68Mr. & Mrs. Rick Giorgetti ’66Mrs. Lois Grant*Mrs. Linda GrimesMr. & Mrs. Jim Horan ’60 Mr. & Mrs. John Horgan III ’63Mr. Peter Kane ’51Dr. Mr. Francis J. Kelly III ’75Mrs. John KotlangerMr. & Mrs. Leo Paul Koulos ’51Mrs. Jean Y. LagomarsinoMrs. Lida LalanneMr. George D. Leal ’51Mr. & Mrs. Henry LeidichMr. & Mrs. Stephen Lovette ’63Mr. & Mrs. Romando LucchesiMr. & Mrs. Edward E. Madigan ’50Mr. John M. Mahoney ’65Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Maioli ’60Mr. & Mrs. Don ManciniMr. R. Brian Matza ’71Mr. & Mrs. Mike McCafferyMrs. Cornelius McCarthyHon. E. Warren McGuire ’42Mr. James R. McKenzieMr. Patrick McSweeney ’55Dr. Allison MetzMr. & Mrs. David Mezzera ’64Mr. & Mrs. Fred Molfino ’87Mr. & Mrs. James Monfredini ’65Mr. John D. Moriarty ’51Mrs. Frank Mullins

Mr. Jeffrey J. Mullins ’67Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Murphy ’65Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Murphy ’52*Mrs. Cecil NeeleyMr. & Mrs. William NewtonMrs. Bernice O’BrienMs. Mavourneen O’ConnorMrs. William O’NeillMr. Charles Ostrofe ’49Ms. Joan PallasMr. & Mrs. Eugene Payne ’65Mr. & Mrs. Claude Perasso ’76Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pidgeon ’74Mr. Emmet Purcell ’40Mrs. James J. RaggioMr. & Mrs. Dante Ravetti ’49Mr. Edward J. Reidy ’76Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Reilly ’83Rev. Vincent RingMr. & Mrs. Gary Roberts ’75Mr. & Mrs. Timothy RyanMr. & Mrs. Bruce Scollin ’65Mrs. Caroline SmithMr. Michael Thiemann ’74Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tomasello ’67Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tonelli ’76Mrs. Elizabeth TraversMr. J. Malcolm VisbalMr. & Mrs. William Vlahos ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Vollert ’84Mr. & Mrs. James A. Walsh ’40Mr. & Mrs. Rich Worner ’68Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Zatkin

* Former Ambassadors

The Fr. Carlin heriTage SoCieTy

We especially thank the following lifetime friends who have made provisions in their estate

plans—bequests, charitable trusts, gifts of life insurance or retirement funds—to support SI’s

Endowment Fund. Such gifts provide for the long-term welfare of SI and may also

provide donors with valuable tax and income benefits during their lifetime.

The forethought and generosity of the following is most appreciated.


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Scholarships

endowed SCholarShipS

The following are scholarships at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, both perpetually and partially endowed. All scholarships listed in the first section are perpetually endowed. To meet current tuition needs, a new scholarship can be perpetually endowed at $100,000. A corpus of $25,000 is required to have a partial scholarship. The proceeds of the endowments are given annually to deserving and academically qualified SI students in accordance with the provisions of the scholarship. Anyone interested in establishing a perpetual

memorial or commemorative scholarship should contact the Development Office.

PErPEtuAlly ENdowEd ScHolArSHIPS

Alumni Association Scholarship

Anonymous Scholarships (7)

Peter Patrick Madigan Antonini Scholarship Fund (2)

L. James Archer, Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund (6)

Edward J. Armanino Scholarship Endowment Fund (5-7)

Maureen & Kenneth Atwell Endowed Scholarship

Fund (20)

Opal I. Bailey Memorial Scholarship

Anton Bakker Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Baldocchi Endowed Family Scholarship Fund (9)

Thomas J. Bannan Scholarship Endowment (7)

Renolds J. Barbieri & Evelyn Barbieri Scholarship Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barbieri ‘36 Scholarship Fund (2)

Barisic Family Scholarship

Lawrence & Mae E. Barrett Scholarship

Anthony Bartmann Scholarship

Dr. and Mrs. Edmond Bedrossian Scholarship Fund

Helen & Joseph Bernstein Endowed Scholarship Fund

The Mary Katherine Bertken & James Thomas Bertken

Scholarship Fund

Conchita O. Bishop Scholarship (2)

Bonino Family Performing Arts Scholarship (4)

Thomas J. Brandi Family Scholarship (3)

Brown Family Scholarship

Peter and Alberta Brusati Memorial Scholarship (2)

Louis Bueler Scholarship Fund

Bugatto Family Memorial Scholarship Fund (2)

John E. Buick III Scholarship (2)

Calegari Scholarship Fund, Jean-Paul ‘85

& Jean-Claude ‘89

Clark & Elizabeth Callander Scholarship Fund (4)

Steven D. Cannata Scholarship (3)

Gregory & Robin Canonica Scholarship (2)

Father Harry V. Carlin, S.J. Ignatian Guild

Memorial Scholarship

William & Beatrice Carlin Endowed Scholarship Fund (5)

K. Carpenter Family Scholarship Fund

Thomas Caruso Scholarship

Casaudoumecq Family Scholarship Fund

John & Dagmar Casey Scholarship (2)

Marilyn K. Christen Memorial Scholarship Fund

Class of 1929 Scholarships (5)

Class of 1936 Scholarship

Class of 1940 Scholarship (2)

Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarship (2)


Class of 1944, Ivan “Bud” Maroevich Memorial

Scholarship

Class of 1948, Jim Kearney Scholarship (3)

Class of 1949, Pat Malley Scholarship


Class of 1951, Warren White Scholarship

Class of 1952 Scholarships

• Class of 1952 General Scholarship

• Br. Rich Devine, S.J. Scholarship

• Pasha Family Scholarship, Class of 1952 (2)

• Edward J. Thylstrup, Class of 1952 (2)

• John & Frances Thylstrup Scholarship in Honor of

the Class of 1952 (2)

• Fred Tollini, Class of 1952 Scholarship

• Richard J. Wall Educational Scholarship Fund

Class of 1953, Jack Ashman Scholarship

Class of 1955, Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, Jr.

Scholarship

Class of 1955, Dan Casey Memorial Scholarship


Class of 1964, Dennis Carter Scholarship








Cocconi - Silvestri Family Scholarship

Hugo & Lena Coli Memorial Scholarship

Andrew J. (’45) and Marion J. Collins Family

Scholarship

James E. Collins, Jr. Scholarship

John P. Collins, Sr. Scholarships (2)

Chris Columbus and Monica Devereux Scholarship

John J. Connolly, ‘39 Scholarship

Frances Grace Corriea Memorial Scholarship (3)

Brian Cotter Memorial Scholarship (3)

Kevin & Susie Coyne Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michael F. Coyne Family Scholarship (4)

William B. Davenport ‘74 Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)

John B. “Jack” Deasy ‘29 Scholarship

Patti & Leonard Delmas Scholarship Fund

Lyda Rico De Luca Foundation Scholarships (10)

James J. & Catherine A. DeMartini Scholarship

St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship

James Devine, ‘63 Memorial Scholarship Fund (8)

Joe & Maggie Diffley Scholarship

Vincent Donohue Memorial Scholarship Fund

Thomas Doyle, Class of ‘55 Scholarship

Catherine & Richard Duggan Scholarship (3)

Britt and Nancy Evans Scholarship Fund

W. Chester Farrell Endowed Scholarship Fund

John F. & Mary Finnegan Scholarship

Forbush/Aveson Scholarship

Friends of S.I. Scholarships (2)

Camile & Hazel Frizzie Scholarship

Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Scholarship Fund (2)

Charlotte McFarland Gibbons Fund (6)

Edward & Cherie M. Gilmore Memorial Scholarship

Rick Goethals Scholarship (3)

The Donald J. Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Margaret C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Goossens-Rambo Family Scholarship

Fred R. Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund

Richard & Shirley Gravelle Memorial Scholarship

Jean & E. C. Grayson Scholarship (2)

Raymond Grialou Scholarship

Guglielmi Family Scholarship

John J. Guheen Scholarship

Marian Hanan Perpetual Scholarship Fund

Katherine L. Handley Endowed Scholarship Fund

Howard George Hanton/Patricia Camerena

Scholarship Fund

Kathleen Kiernan Harrington Scholarship Fund

Ramona Hayes-Healey Scholarship

Florence Heafey Foundation Scholarships (5)

Hearst Foundation Scholarships (2)

Albert J. Holmes Scholarship (2)

Horgan Family Scholarship

George & Josie Norien Hornstein Scholarship

Jean Hubber Scholarship

Ignatian Guild Scholarship

Joseph & Marion Imhof Scholarship

The Father John Isaacs Scholarship

John M. Jack Family Scholarship

Jaquier Family Scholarship

Jon Philip Jensen Scholarship

Jesuit Scholarship Fund (2)

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Jones Scholarship

Anna & Barry D. Kane Family Scholarship (2)

Keating Memorial Scholarship

Kern Family Scholarship

William J. Kirby Scholarship

Leo Paul Koulos and D. Virginia Koulos Scholarship Fund

David E. Kozel Scholarship

Edward & Elizabeth Kozel Family Scholarship Fund (4)

The Honorable Richard & Susan Kramer Scholarship

Nicholas Kurtela Memorial Scholarship

Francis A. Lagomarsino (Class of 1927)

& Jean Y. Lagomarsino Scholarship

Robert & Millicent Lalanne Family Scholarship Fund

Karen & Scott Lamson Scholarship Fund

James Leavey Scholarship Fund

Gonzalo Legorreta Memorial Scholarship (8)

Gonzalo Legorreta, Jr. Memorial Scholarship (8)

John Barrett Leonardini Scholarship (3)

Jules & Dorothy Leonardini Scholarship

Lopez Low Endowed Scholarship

John J. LoSchiavo, S.J. Scholarship (2)

Loyola Guild Scholarships (8)

John H. Lyden, Sr. Scholarship

Eugene F. & Jeanne M. Lynch Family Scholarship

Sister Felicitas Macsera, O.P. Scholarship

Pat Malley Football Scholarship

Ivan “Bud “Maroevich Scholarship

Mason Family Scholarship

Brian Matza ‘71 Scholarship Fund

Matza Family Scholarship Fund

Rev. Charles J. McCarthy, S.J. Scholarship

Sister Frances McCarthy Endowed Scholarship

McCarthy-Lawson Family Scholarship Fund

Fr. Richard L. McCurdy, S.J. Scholarship

Michael & Elizabeth McDonnell Scholarship

Sally Ann & John McInerney Scholarship Fund

Tom McInerney ‘44 Scholarship

Leon B. Metz, Jr. MD Memorial Scholarship Fund

Russell Miller Endowed Scholarship Fund (3)

(All scholarships started prior to July 2006 will be forever recognized as a perpetually endowed scholarship at the prior threshold of $50,000, and as a partial scholarship at the prior threshold of $12,500.)

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Georgia Edna Molfino Scholarship

William J. Moore, Scholarship

Daniel J. Moriarty (SI ’49) Scholarship

Daniel J. & Mary Moriarty Scholarship (3)

Hannah & Catherine Moriarty Scholarship (2)

Mickey Moriarty Scholarship

Moriarty & McInerney Scholarship

James J. & Mary Muldoon Scholarships (2)

Daniel J. Murphy Scholarship (2)

Francis and Virginia Murphy Memorial Scholarship Fund

Stella Agius Muscat Scholarship Fund

Hal Riney & Elizabeth Myers Educational Scholarship

Odell Foundation Scholarship (2)

Ronald J. Oliva Scholarship

David Passanisi Scholarship Fund

Kathleen and Robert L. Paver, MD Scholarship

Captain Thomas J. Petrini Scholarship Fund

Pidgeon Family Scholarship Fund (2)

Adam Powers Memorial Scholarship

Purcell Brothers Scholarship Fund

Reidy Family Scholarship

Edward, Fred, John and William Ritchie Scholarships (4)

Gary L. Roberts Scholarship Fund (5)

The Don & Catharine Robinson Scholarship Fund

Jim and Carolyn Rocca Scholarship Fund

Victor Lawrence Rollandi Family Scholarship

Kevin V. Ryan Family Scholarship

Rev. William D. Ryan, S.J. Scholarship

S.W. & J. Stuart Ryan Scholarship (2)

Safreno Family Scholarship Fund

Nicholas & Anne C. Sapunar Scholarship

Anthony P. Sauer, S.J. Scholarship Fund

Father Anthony P. Sauer, S.J. Ignatian Guild Scholarship

Rita & Kearney Sauer, MD Scholarship

Rita Perdue Sauer Ignatian Guild Mother’s

Memorial Scholarship

Florence Joseph & Priscilla Mary Scannell

Scholarship Fund

L. Emmett and Bernice M. Schaefer Memorial

Scholarship Fund

Fr. Tom Seagrave Scholarship

Raj Singh Family Endowed Scholarship

Peter Smith Scholarship

Society of Jesus Scholarship (2)

Solso Family Scholarship

Thomas F. Stack, Sr. & Jr. Scholarship

Sugrue Family Scholarships (7)

Kirk C. Syme Family Scholarship

Szarnicki & Donovan Scholarship (3)

Jon E. Tarantino Scholarship

Thiemann Family Scholarship

Toboni Family Scholarship (2)

The Burl A. Toler Achievement Scholarship

Matt A. Tonkovich Scholarship

Jean Travers Scholarship

Vince Tringali Scholarship

Robbie Payton Unruh Memorial Scholarship

Vaughan & Capitolo Family Scholarship

Vaughan Family Scholarship (2)

Viehweg Family Scholarship

Charles A. & Albina Rossi Wall Scholarship

Grace Walsh Family Scholarship

W. Urie Walsh, Sr. Scholarship Fund (2)

Barrett & Elise Weber Family Scholarship

In Memory of Florence Weber

Wikstrom-Grimstad Family Scholarship

Elizabeth Mary Wolf Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)

PArtIAlly ENdowEd ScHolArSHIPS

Alvernaz Family Scholarship

Angelo Baffico Scholarship Fund

Fr. John R. Becker, Jr., S.J. Scholarship

Roland Biancalana Scholarship

Mary and John Bruno Scholarship Fund

Graham Milani Michael Burke Scholarship

Buckley Family, Class of ’55 Scholarship

Buscovich Family Scholarship Fund

Andy & Miriam Canepa Scholarship

Thomas J. Carroll ‘43 Alumni Scholarship

Salvatore Ciraulo Memorial Scholarship

Monsignor William J. Clasby Scholarship



Class of 1941, Daniel Coleman Scholarship



Class of 1966, Mike Walsh Scholarship


Class of 1969 Joey Alioto Scholarship


Class of 1973, John McVeigh Scholarship

Class of 1975 Scholarship in Honor of Fr. Tony Sauer

& Brother Douglas Draper






Peter Claver, S.J. Scholarship

Ed & Marie Collins Scholarship

David Costello Scholarship Fund

Shou Mei Hu-Eric K.S. Cowan Scholarship Fund

Barbara Adams Crudo Memorial Scholarship

Thomas J. Culligan Scholarship

RK Davies Scholarship

Peter Merle Devine, Fine Arts Scholarship

Br. Douglas Draper, S.J. Scholarship

Andrew and Anne Driscoll Family Scholarship

Drucker Family Scholarship

Viken Eldemir Scholarship

Dr. R. Jerome Ennis Memorial Scholarship Fund

James V. Farley, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Ginotti Family Scholarship

Guglielmi Family Scholarship

Harold Harper Scholarship

Curt & Patsy Hayden Family Scholarship Fund

Robert Emmet Hayden Family Scholarship

John Hazelwood Scholarship

Heafey Family Scholarship

I.W. Hellman Scholarship

Jeffrey Jue Endowed Scholarship Fund

Elton A. and Marion M. Kane Memorial Scholarship

James Keating Scholarship

Rev. William J. Keenan, S.J. Scholarship

John L. Kozuch Scholarship Fund

Jerry & Kathy Krause Scholarship

Kutzscher Family Endowed Scholarship

Alfred D. Lawson Memorial Scholarship Fund

William T. & Mary M. Logan Family Scholarship

Lovette Family Scholarship

Patrick D. & Bridget T. Lucey Scholarship Fund

Frank Mack and Zella Mack Scholarship

Grace Caldwell Magill Memorial Scholarship

Paolo Luigi Maraviglia Memorial Scholarship

Michael Maring Scholarship

Ken Martin Memorial Scholarship

Michael and Jeannee Martin Family Scholarship

Leo T. McCarthy ’48 Scholarship

Michael J. McFadden Scholarship

McGovern Family Scholarship

Terrence V. McGuire Scholarship

Tim McInerney Scholarship

C. Merrill Foundation Scholarship

Sharon & Robert Mohun Family Scholarship

J.B. Murphy Scholarship

Joseph Matthew Murphy, ‘80 Scholarship

Hal Riney & Elizabeth Myers Educational Scholarship

Nejasmich Family Scholarship

Father James Francis Cannon O’Brien, S.J.

Scholarship Fund

Oliva-Watters Family Scholarship (‘01,’27,’98,’00)

Tom O’Neill / Phil Tomasello Scholarship

O’Riley Scholarship

Page/McInerney Scholarship

Dr. & Mrs. Alex Papalexopoulos Endowed

Scholarship Fund

Peter and Sophie Pappas Scholarship

Dorothy Boynton Parker Scholarship

Pertsch Family Scholarship

Miguel Pro, S.J. Scholarship

Dante & Irene Ravetti Scholarship

Karen Reidy Memorial Scholarship

Katie Robinson Scholarship

Leo Rock, S.J. Memorial Scholarship

Tim Russert Scholarship

Sangiacomo Scholarship Fund

Anthony P. Sauer, S.J. Scholarship

Edward and Alicia Silvia Scholarship

Shea, Labagh, Dobberstein CPA’s

/James Dobberstein Scholarship

Sisters of St. Charles Elementary School Scholarship

The Kate and John B. Sullivan Scholarship Fund

Elsie and Dino Tonelli Family Scholarship

Miss Nancy Turo Scholarship

Michael Bruce Ugawa Science Scholarship Fund

Richard A. Valentine, Class of 1943 Scholarship Fund

Anthony G. Vlantis Scholarship Fund

Grace Walsh Family Scholarship

The Westerhouse-Dunnigan Family Scholarship Fund

Charles E. White Scholarship

Jack and Florence Wildermuth Scholarship Fund

Members of the Class of 2011 graduated from St. Ignatius Church, having weathered four years of a rigorous college preparatory curriculum and a late spring downpour that fell from the skies that June day.


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Corporate & Foundation Giving

MaTChing giFTS 2010–2011

FoundaTion granTS 2010–2011

Alexander & Baldwin Foundation

Amgen Foundation

Autodesk Inc.

Bank of America

Black Rock

Charles Schwab Foundation Matching Gift Center

Chevron Texaco Matching Grants Program


Del Monte Foods

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Franklin/Templeton Distributors Inc.

GAP

Google Matching Gifts Program

The Home Depot

Housatonic Management Company

IBM Corporation

JK Group Trustees for Visa

International’s Employee Giving

Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc.

Levi Strauss Foundation

Marsh & McLennan Companies

Mellon Bank Corporation

Millennium Pharmaceuticals

MOC Insurance Services

Morgan Stanley Foundation

Northern Trust Company

Nuveen Investments

Oracle Matching Gifts Program

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Regions Financial Corporation

Research Affiliates

Ryder System Charitable Foundation

SalesForce.com Foundation

SanDisk

SAP

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Takeda

The James Irvine Foundation

The PG&E Corporation Foundation

The Pier 39 Companies

The Pimco Foundation

The Prudential Foundation

The San Francisco Foundation

The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Union Bank of California Foundation

United Technologies Matching Gifts Program

Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

Wilsey Foundation

The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation

Charles Schwab Foundation Matching Gift Center

Dailey Family Foundation

Lyda & Rico De Luca Foundation

Dennis and Gloria O’Brien Foundation

Duckworth Dixon Charitable Foundation

Edwards Family Foundation

Foundations for Peace

The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Foundation

The Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation

Joanne Pang Foundation

The George & Mary Ann Leal Foundation

Lopez Low Foundation

Robert Stewart Odell & Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund

Pacific-Western Foundation

The Pimco Foundation

Daniel & Mary Reeves Foundation

Ryder System Charitable Foundation

SalesForce.com Foundation

The San Francisco Foundation

George H. Sandy Foundation

George and Virginia Schneider Charitable Foundation

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Stephen C. & Patricia A. Schott Foundation

The Swig Foundation

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

The Ronald P. and Susan E. Lynch Foundation

Trust Funds Incorporated

Wilsey Foundation

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Contributions Report

Program Total

Annual Alumni Appeal $1,183,105

Bingo $50,886

General Giving $204,940

Jesuit Contribution $50,000

Major Gifts & Grants $1,425,680

Ignatian Guild & Fathers’ Club $1,008,346

Parent Pledge Program $1,672,368

Planned Giving & Bequests 2,217,108

Total Contributions $7,812,433

The preSenCe oF generoSiTy

by Joe Vollert ’84, Vice President for Development

I have two pictures of note in my office. The first is of Rev. Harry Carlin, S.J.

’35, the Jesuit president who moved our campus to its current location almost 43

years ago, the longest SI has been at any one site in its 156-year history. I have that

picture of Fr. Carlin for two reasons: First, I’m in the office he occupied for more than

30 years. It is his office. Secondly, he worked tirelessly to raise the funds to build this

campus. I am reminded that his are the shoulders upon which we stand.

The second picture is a 1981 shot of President Tony Sauer, S.J., and Regents

John Christen ’61 and Don Dana ’66 burning the last of the $8 million debt papers

and completing Fr. Carlin’s dream. It captures a pivotal time in SI’s history that at once

looks back to the obligation and burden of debt while anticipating SI’s emergence as

a premier college preparatory.

Since then, with the support of our trustees, regents, alumni, parents and

benefactors and with the good work of our faculty, staff and administration, we have

ensured access to SI for qualified students and have maintained and enhanced our

11 acre campus.

After you lifted us out of debt in 1981, you began an endowment that now

provides $2.6 million to SI this year, $2.2 million of which will enable more than 370

students to attend SI who otherwise could not afford to do so. The challenge in front

of us is to maintain fidelity to that pledge and to our mission. To do so, we need to

meet a growing and very real need for assistance, and, quite frankly, we need that

$2.6 million to become $4 million a year.

You have also supported more than $35 million in campus additions and

improvements. Excellent facilities beget excellent formation and education. A well-

maintained campus is not only the vehicle for quality instruction, it also attracts

future students. Once here, we will do what Jesuit schools worldwide do: transform

adolescents into men and women for others with the “courage to lead” and the

“passion to serve.”

The bottom line is that you invest in an experience which produces graduates

who, as the pages of Paul Totah’s Genesis magazines attest, bring their gifts to where

the world needs them most.

Where does your money go? Less than eighteen cents on the dollar goes to

support our administrative fundraising costs. The balance goes to specific programs

that you target, to campus improvements such as a new press box and stands or to

significant upgrades in the Herbst Natatorium. Most importantly, your gifts continue to

build our scholarship endowment.

I thank you for your remarkable generosity this past year, and I invite you to

continue to support St. Ignatius in the work of bringing a Jesuit education to young

men and women of the Bay Area. S

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Profile: Class of 2011

American University of ParisAmherst UniversityArizona State UniversityBentley UniversityBiola UniversityBoise State UniversityBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBrown UniversityCalifornia Polytechnic State University: San Luis ObispoCalifornia State University, ChicoCalifornia State University, FresnoCalifornia State University, FullertonCalifornia State University, SacramentoCity College of San FranciscoClaremont McKenna CollegeClemson UniversityColgate UniversityCollege of San MateoCollege of the Holy CrossColorado CollegeConnecticut CollegeCornell UniversityDartmouth CollegeDominican UniversityDuke UniversityEmmanuel CollegeEmory UniversityFairfield UniversityFordham UniversityGeorgetown UniversityGonzaga UniversityHarvard CollegeHaverford CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHoward UniversityHumboldt State UniversityIthaca CollegeLehigh UniversityLewis and Clark CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityLoyola University New OrleansLoyola University of Chicago Marquette UniversityMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMiami UniversityMiddlebury CollegeMontana State UniversityMount Holyoke CollegeNew York UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthwestern UniversityNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOccidental CollegeOhio Wesleyan UniversityPenn State University ParkPepperdine UniversityPratt InstituteProvidence College

Purdue UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySanta Clara UniversitySeattle UniversitySierra Nevada CollegeSkyline CollegeSmith CollegeSonoma State UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySt. John’s University, NYSt. Joseph’s UniversitySt. Louis UniversitySt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaStanford UniversityState University of New York at Stony BrookSyracuse UniversityThe George Washington UniversityThe University of ArizonaTrinity College Trinity University Tufts UniversityUnited States Air Force AcademyUnited States Naval AcademyUniversity of California, BerkeleyUniversity of California at DavisUniversity of California at IrvineUniversity of California at Los AngelesUniversity of California at MercedUniversity of California at RiversideUniversity of California at San DiegoUniversity of California at Santa BarbaraUniversity of California at Santa CruzUniversity of Colorado at BoulderUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of KansasUniversity of MassachusettsUniversity of Michigan: Ann ArborUniversity of MissouriUniversity of New MexicoUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of OregonUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of St. AndrewsUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of the Sciences in PhiladelphiaUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonVassar CollegeVillanova UniversityWake Forest UniversityWhittier CollegeWillamette UniversityYale University

SENIOR CLASS STATISTICAL SNAPSHOT:

SATS SI NAT CA

CRITICAL READING 594 499 497

MATHEMATICS 589 514 515

WRITING 606 497 499

CLASS OF 2011: 349 Members Percentage attending a college: 100.0%Attending a four-year college: 98.0%Attending a two-year college: 2.0%Attending a Most Selective College: 15.0%Attending a California State University: 10.0%Attending a University of California: 17.0%Attending a College Out of State/Foreign: 11.0%Attending a Jesuit College: 29.0%Other Universities: 16.0%

SAT II SUBJECT AREA TESTS Literature 581US History 607World History 661Math I 552Math II 621Biology M 672Chemistry 633Physics 625French 601Latin 550Spanish 596Spansih w/Listening 585

THE CLASS OF ’11 IS NOW ATTENDING THESE SCHOOLS:

AP TESTSSI has one of the largest and most successful Advanced Placement programs in the country. In 2011, students took 1,415 tests and passed 1,118. Also, students scored nearly 700 4s and 5s on these tests. This performance ranks SI among the top 150 schools (the top 2/3rds of 1 percent) in the nation. SI’s pass rate of 79 percent is 23 points higher than the national average.

GPAs

MALE 3.275

FEMALE 3.425

TOTAL GPA 3.335

ACTS SI NAT CA

English 27.7 20.6 21.6

Math 25.8 21.1 22.7

Reading 27.0 21.3 22.0

Science 24.6 20.9 21.4

Average 26.4 21.1 22.1

Nicole Anicetti ’10 at the June 5 graduation.

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GENDERFemales 49.9%Males 50.1%Totals 369 of 1157 applicants

ACADEMICSGPA 3.65Exam 81.0%

RELIGIONCatholic 74.8%Christian 21.1%Non-Christian 4.1%

ETHNICITY African American 4.3%Asian 11.4%Filipino 10.6%Latino 15.2%White 57.7%Other .8%

SCHOOL TYPE Catholic 62.9%Independent 19.2%Public 17.9%

GEOGRAPHIC San Francisco 45.3%San Mateo 35.5%Marin 14.9%East Bay 3.0%Other 1.4%

LEGACIESSiblings 93First Generation: Sibling or Parent are graduates 66Second Generation: Uncles, aunts, or grandfather are graduates 27Cousins 17New Families 166(45 percent of the freshman class have no legacy connection.)

ADMISSIONS CALENDAR FOR CLASS OF 2016(For more information, go to www.siprep.org/admissions)

NOVEMBER 6 OPEN HOUSEFamilies may visit our campus for all or part of the scheduled 2 hours from 1–3 p.m.

NOVEMBER 14 APPLICATION PRIORITY FILING DATEApplications will be accepted after the Priority Filing date, but the application filing fee will be increased to handle and process applications received after this date; after 11/14/11, the filing fee will be increased an additional $25; after 12/10/11, the filing fee will be increased an additional $50.

JANUARY 7, 2012, ENTRANCE ExAM8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The applicant indicates the exam location and date on the Entrance Exam Reservation Form included as part of the online application to SI.

MARCH 16, 2012, NOTIFICATION DATE Applicants and parents are notified of admissions decisions and financial aid awards.

MARCH 23, 2012, REGISTRATION DEADLINEA non-refundable deposit (which is applied towards the student’s tuition) reserves a place in the Class of 2016.

TUITION AND FINANCIAL AIDFor detailed tuition and financial aid information, visit the Business Office website:(www.siprep.org/business_office)

ADMISSIONS CRITERIAIn general, an 8th grade applicant should have the following qualifications:

• Should perform well above grade level on standardized tests taken in the seventh and eighth grade at his or her present school.

• Should be progressing in academic subjects commensurate with ability.

• Should receive a favorable recommendation from the principal, teacher or counselor of the school the student now attends. (Note: This recommendation will be solicited by the Admissions Office.)

• Should perform well enough on the entrance examination to indicate that he or she is capable of achievement in a rigorous college preparatory course of study.

• The student and parents should be committed to the student’s active participation in the religious and extracurricular activities of the community he or she seeks to join. This includes a genuine interest in after-school activities, liturgies, retreats and community service.

Profile: Class of 2015 Calendar: Class of 2016

GPAs

MALE 3.275

FEMALE 3.425

TOTAL GPA 3.335

ACTS SI NAT CA

English 27.7 20.6 21.6

Math 25.8 21.1 22.7

Reading 27.0 21.3 22.0

Science 24.6 20.9 21.4

Average 26.4 21.1 22.1

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1949 John Tivenan and his grandson, Ryan, a student at Santa Rosa Junior College, went skydiving for John’s 80th birthday over the Sonoma wine fields.

1953 Norman Boyd travels to his local Farmers Market in Livermore each week where he loves to hold his new grandnephew, Blake, who was born June 11.

1954 Achille Paladini would love to hear from any 1954 classmate to catch up. He makes his home on the San Francisco peninsula.

1957 John Thomas climbed Mt. Hood over the summer and saw the publication of his second book, co-written with his wife, Sandy. Thanksgiving: An Illustrated History showcases how artists and illustrators formed our perceptions and opinions on

Thanksgiving. They are working on a third book, this one on collectibles celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, due out this February.

1962 Edward Daneri was ordained a priest in June 2011 and will be doing priestly ministry in Northern Mexico in Ciudad Juarez.

1963 Thomas Brandi was named the 2011 Hon. Ira Brown Distinguished Adjunct Professor of the Year by University of San Francisco Law School, where he teaches trial practice. Tom is a trial lawyer with the Brandi Law Firm in San Francisco.

1964 Iain Macdonald* and Steve Girlich ’08* were featured in the San Francisco Chronicle about their classic cars. The latter is a junior at Gonzaga University and the former is a bankruptcy attorney. / Grant Ute saw the publication Aug. 22 of his

book celebrating Muni’s centennial next year, San Francisco’s Municipal Railway:

Muni. Jack Tillmany ’54 had his book on Theatres of the San Francisco Peninsula come out the same week. Both men were featured in the spring 2010 edition of Genesis.

1966 Peter Devine, longtime SI Drama Director English teacher, directed Casanova at the Bohemian Grove this past summer. Other grads onstage and backstage included Richard Reinholdt ’85, Joaby Deal ’92, Scott Houghton ’71, Randolf Arguelles ’86, Ken Ryan ’78, Steve Leveroni ’67, Joe Leveroni ’03 and Chris McGarry ’90. Rev. Greg Goethals, S.J., former SI campus minister and current president of Loyola High School, was also there and sends his best wishes to everyone.

1968 Bert Keane moved from El Retiro development to McGuire Real Estate’s Marina office in San Francisco.

1969 Dan Driscoll is retired and lives in Novato after a career in the U.S. Navy and Marines. He was a Top Gun instructor and attended the U.S. Naval Academy where he played football and lacrosse. / John Wildermuth* received an award from the Catholic Press Association for a story he wrote about the SI-SHC athletic rivalry, the oldest West of the Rocky Mountains.

1972 Michael Kelly, featured in the summer issue of Genesis, is now the Executive Director of the Philadelphia Housing Authority. / Carl Perez, Ph.D., (vice president of a medical diagnostic company) competed for Team USA in the World Masters Athletics Championships in the Mens 55-59 800-meter run, held in Sacramento last July.

1973 Christopher T. Von Holt retired from the U.S. Secret Service and is the proprietor of Von Holt Wines (www.vonholtwines.com) in San Francisco, specializing in small production, artisan produced Pinot Noir, Syrah and Chardonnay from the Sonoma Coast and Russian River Valley appellations.

1974 Michael Hart, CFA, is now a managing director and a portfolio manager/global securities analyst at Tradewinds Global Investors in Los Angeles. Michael currently co-manages Tradewinds’ emerging markets and yield enhanced investment strategies, including the Nuveen Tradewinds Emerging Markets mutual fund.

1977 Bart Sher will direct the revival of Funny Girl next Winter on Broadway.

1979 Jeff Mosely, for the past 30 years, has worked as a Screen Actors Guild stuntman and

actor in many films ranging from The Pursuit of Happyness and Rent to The Matrix Reloaded and James and the Giant Peach. He also worked on Trauma, Nash Bridges, Coach, Saved by the Bell, Melrose Place and many more. He also directed his first feature length film, Chasing Rodriguez, the story of four teenagers who enter a film contest to win a cash prize. While filming their movie, they inadvertently capture a robbery on film. The movie is a fundraiser for the Mt. Diablo Unified School District and is currently in post-production. Channel 7 news anchor Dan Ashley has a role in the film. The movie is scheduled to premiere at the Brenden Theatre in Concord late 2011 or early 2012. Contact [email protected] for more information.

1983 John Harrington, Rich Mulkerrins, John DeBenedetti and Rob Wall, St. Cecilia and SI grads all, and their families got together in July

keeping in touchIf you see an asterisk after a name, go to www.siprep.org/news to read even more.*

for a day of fun at the Elks Club in San Mateo followed by a barbecue at the DeBenedetti’s home. / Norman Pinto, married to Sonja for 22 years, has one daughter, Raquel, 6, and two sons, Tyler, 22, and Devon, 18, both in college. Norman is moving to Quito, Ecuador, where he will teach.

1984 Gene Smith just released a CD entitled You Were Born To Shine, combining spiritual lyrics with country music. Gene wrote all the songs and recorded the CD in Nashville. Go to www.genesmith-youwereborntoshine.com to check it out.

1985 Pat Maguire*, owner of Java Beach on Sloat and 48th and Judah is set to open Beachside, a premiere coffee and dining establishment, also on Judah.

1995 Bridget Cannata joined McGuire Real Estate after spending time as a TV reporter and anchor at several CBS and NBC affiliates. Most recently, she served as the business development manager at Hogue, a commercial interiors firm in San Francisco. She is also active in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society; she has completed two full marathons and has raised more than $55,000 towards research. She is also a top fundraiser for the Steven D. Cannata Scholarship Fund at SI.

1997 Adam Jacobs* was chosen to star as Simba in The Lion King on Broadway. He began Aug. 29 at the Minskoff Theatre. / Ron Rolph graduated from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with an MBA last June. Prior to business school, he served as an infantry officer in the Marine Corps during which he deployed

overseas six times, attained the rank of Captain and was a founding member of the Marine Corps Special Operations Command (MARSOC). In August he will begin an assignment working for Bechtel Group, Inc. in Santiago, Chile.

1998 John Konjicija married Sara Diane Demut of Lafayette (Campolindo High School ’98 and USC ’02), on Nov. 27, 2010, at Sts. Peter and Paul Church in North Beach San Francisco. Those in attendance include groomsmen Justin Hill ’98 and friends Kelly Norman ’98, Josh Stamer ’98 and Julie Devincenzi ’98. John and Sara live in Pleasanton.

1999 Marc Borella married Cheryl Thompson Oct. 23, 2010, at Mission Santa Clara. Bridesmaids included Lauren Borella ’03. Groomsmen included David Button ’99 and cousins Kevin Borella ’01, Nicholas Borella ’03, Anthony Guglielmi ’02 and Andrew Guglielmi ’04. Marc and Cheryl are both CPAs working in San Mateo.

2000 Dalia Ratnikas married Dr. Aldo Rinaldi on

June 11, on Isola Polvese in Lago Trasimeno, Italy. They live in Brooklyn.

2001 Alex Elmquist married Casey Hill in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, on July 16, 2011. Patrick Clifford ‘01 was a groomsman, and Eileen McInerney ‘00 was a bridesmaid. Zoe (Sternberg) Pinksa ‘96 and her husband were in attendance. Alex is a project manager at Herrero Contractors in San Francisco, and Casey teaches fourth grade in Pacifica. / Shirley Nicdao and Elijah Nicolas ’01 were married May 7, 2011, at Mater Dolorosa

in South San Francisco. They took their wedding photos at SI after the ceremony along with their alumni wedding party, including maids of honor

Patrice Asuncion ’01 and Maria Lizette Bondoc ’01, best man Dominic DiSanti ’01, bridesmaids Nathalie Haw ’01, Angeli Tagaro-Szeto ’01, Frances Valido ’01, Rhealynne Quindor ’01, Genevieve Nicolas ’98 and groomsmen Matthew Szeto ’01 along with veil bearers Kimberly Kolbe and Andrea Gonzales. Elijah works as a test engineer with PocketGems in San Francisco, and Shirley is in a Master of Science program in Medical Product Development Management at SJSU. / Jessamé Ann Soriano received her doctor of medicine degree from St. George’s University April 8.

2002 Christine Abalos completed her MBA in the fall of 2010 at Loyola Marymount University with a dual-emphasis in Information Systems and Finance. She now works in the IT department at PG&E where her director recommended her for the Master of Science in Computer Information Systems Program at Boston University. She begins the program this fall.

2003 Lauren Borella graduated from UCLA School of Law in May 2010 and passed the California Bar examination in July 2010. Lauren is currently employed at a law firm in Los Angeles where she is practicing contractual and real estate law. / Heidi Tuason recently returned to a hobby she started when she was at SI: playing the piano in musicals. This year, she played for Stage 1 Theatre’s Titanic: The Musical in January, The Wedding Singer Musical and Fame: The Musical. She also plays at weddings with Justin Crisostomo ’03 and Darryl Sarzaba ’05. Since graduating from Berkeley with a Master’s in Public Health, she has been working for various public health organizations, including Asian Health Services, Venture Strategies Innovations and RTI International. She now works for La Clinica de La Raza in Oakland, a community health clinic that provides culturally-appropriate care and primarily serves uninsured people in the Latino community.

2004 Greg Ginotti graduated from the San

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Francisco Fire Department Academy. He is pictured on the previous page with Chief Frank Cardinale ’67 and fellow graduates Angelo Manalo ’03 and Jim McGuigan ’93.

2005 Darren Criss* will take over for Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) in the Broadway revival of How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying for three weeks in January. / Greg Mangan was hired as the Oberlin College quarterback coach.

2007 Yuliana Quintero was featured in USF’s alumni magazine for her work with Teach for America in New Orleans.

2008 Danielle Brunache*, a Cal soccer defender, was featured by her team’s website as a mainstay of her team. / Kaitlin Holl and Clare Landefeld spent this past year living in Paris; both lived with their respective French host families and took classes at French universities. They both found summer jobs in Paris. Kaitlin is working at the French Company “Orange” and Clare at the Institut Pasteur. SI’s French Language Department provided the perfect foundation for this fabulous year.

2009 John Butler* recently played in Croatia with the UCSD Men’s Water Polo team

2010 Gina Castagnola* earned an ACWPC All-Academic Honor at LMU for both her academic and water polo success.

2011 Nine SI students were named National AP Scholars. Mira Bollman, Annelise Dillon, Megan Hoff, Gerard Kelliher, Gretchen Krupp, Tristan Lee, Steven Reich, Douglas Safreno and Joseph White all had average scores of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams. This is a remarkable achievement awarded only to the nation’s top scholars. / Rachel Hinds* and Hannah Farr* are Honorable Mention lacrosse All-Americans attending Stanford. / Cullen Roche* was selected to ESPN Rise for his soccer prowess.

2012 Bradley Cline*, Matt Pera* and Tess Brown ’13* competed at the 2011 Speedo Junior National Swim Meet held August 8-12 at Stanford University. Junior Nationals is the fastest swim meet in the nation exclusively for USA swimmers 18 years and younger. / Maria Kemiji-McDonald* was named one of the top-80 basketball players for the West as well as SanFranPrep.com’s female athlete of the year for San Francisco.

2013 Stephen Domingo*, a star on SI’s basketball team, has had offers from a dozen colleges to play basketball. / Clara Murphy*, a youth commissioner for San Mateo County, was featured in the Half Moon Bay Review. / Arielle Sacks* competed in the Maccabi Games in Israel as part of the U.S. contingent.

2014 Tess Costello took a trip to Spain, Italy and France this summer with her family. In Spain, she visited Montserrat and followed the footsteps of St. Ignatius. Her family, including dad Chris Costello ’78, made the pilgrimage to the mountaintop monastery to see where St. Ignatius began his spiritual life. / Jack Keane* took 20th in the U.S. in mountain bike competitions for his age group at the National

Championships in Sun Valley, Idaho. / Nkosi Djehuti-Mes was featured in the Mercury News and SF Examiner for his success as a baseball player.

births1975 Michael Malekos and his wife, Annemarie, a daughter, Alexia Marie, born March 8, 2011.

1979 Samir Jajeh and his wife, Rana, a son, Peter, and a daughter, Isabella (twins), born June 27, 2011.

1982 Rob Iannacone and his wife, Anna, a son, Christopher Michael, born Dec. 22, 2010 (left).

1983 John Dougery and his wife, Julie, a son, John Robert III, born Sept. 6, 2011 (right).

1987 Sean O’Neill and his wife, Michelle, a daughter, Emma Mary,

born July 6, 2011. She joins big sister Julia (left).

1992 Paul Merrion and his wife, Maria, a daughter, Mila Corinne, born Aug. 16, 2011. She joins big brother Lucas.

1993 Andrew Reid and his wife, Elizabeth, a daughter, Caroline Bowen, born June 21, 2011. / Matt Stecher and his wife, Shawna, a daughter,

Mary Adele, born July 25, 2011. She joins four big sisters (above).

1996 Michael Miller and his wife, Deborah, a son, Zachary James (left), born May 30. / Dan Reid and his wife, Amanda, a son, Charles Timothy, born Jan. 2, 2011.

1997 Marianne (Pons) Badawi and

her husband, Paul, a daughter, Grace Elizabeth, born July 7, 2011. She joins big sister Ella. / Courtney (Allen) Kilroy and her husband, Doug ’98, a son, Chase Allen, born July 16, 2011. He joins big sister Keeley. / Bill Toomey and his wife, Tricia, a daughter, Catherine Claire, born Aug. 10, 2011.

1998 Joe DeBarbrie and his wife, Lisa, a son, John (Jack) Richard, born May 27, 2011.

in memoriamObituaries are at www.siprep.org/memoriam1935 Arthur E. Ginocchio1939 Gerald J. O’Connor1940 George F. Boicelli1943 Rev. Theodore Taheny, S.J.1943 Maj. James C. Triggas (ret.)1944 Walter Kolling1945 Edward J. Gallagher1945 Terence J. O’Connor1945 Cornelius T. O’Shea1949 Edward R. Sevilla 1951 Robert R. Jordan1960 Emmet B. Keeffe 1960 Patrick Lynch1962 Robert M. Crowe1966 Donald Casper1973 Jeffrey P. Edwards1979 Dominick Doherty1988 Leo Lippi1995 William Yavorsky

Donald Casper, 63, Attorney; Dedicated to City, ChurchA FUNERAL MASS WAS CELEBRATED AUG. 23 for Donald Casper ’66 at Sts. Peter and Paul Church in North Beach. Mr. Casper, the victim of a hit-and-run in Sonoma County Aug. 14, was 63. An avid long-distance runner who had competed in nine marathons, Mr. Casper was killed while running on River Road. A partner with the law firm of Jacobs, Spotswood & Casper, he was a Knight of Malta, past president of the St. Thomas More Society and former chairman of the San Francisco Republican County Central Committee. “Donald Casper was a kind and thoughtful friend and supporter to so many people in North Beach and throughout the city,” said Marc Bruno, Vincentian Life director for the St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco and a friend of Mr. Casper. “Don has been a friend of mine since I was a teenager,” said Angela Alioto, former president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. She said the two saw each other “almost every morning” at the Porziuncola Nuova at the National Shrine of St. Francis of Assisi and called Mr. Casper “San Francisco’s historian par excellence.” The family asks anyone with knowledge of the incident to call the family through Matt Castagnola ’77 at (415) 987-6762. Reprinted from Catholic San Francisco. S

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New Look for SIprep.orgSI LAUNCHED A NEW LOOK TO ITS WEBSITE IN AUGUST thanks to a West Coast grad and an East Coast company. The site’s new look is the creation of Marwan Salfiti ’93, a web designer formerly with Monster Cable, and the founder and design director for Brandwell Creative. Salfiti was part of an advisory committee that met two years ago to evaluate the look and user feel of SI’s former website. The group urged SI to redesign its site, and Salfiti was hired for the job. Students, parents, faculty and eighth graders weighed in on an earlier design, and Salfiti incorporated a variety of suggestions to come up with the final website, one that uses the school’s colors and a collage of several of the school’s six campuses. “I wanted to build on the rich history and heritage of SI and its longstanding reputation as a preeminent city school,” said Salfiti. “The design tells the story of SI then and now, with photos that are visally exciting for everyone.” Salfiti hopes that when alumni, parents and students visit the website, “they feel as if they are actually inside the school. The website and the institution should match. My company specializes in creating this kind of experience.” With Salfiti’s design in hand, SI then turned to Finalsite, based in Connecticut, which sells its content management system to schools around the world. Thanks to Finalsite, students, faculty, parents, alumni and board members each have their own portal – a page where they can find news, information and resources just for them. If you’re an SI grad or current parent, go to www.siprep.org and click on “community portal” to get started. Alumni: Your username is your first initial, followed by your last name and then by your two-digit year of graduation (i.e., jsmith75); your password is your Alumni ID number, found in the address box on the back of this magazine (i.e., A75-100). In the case of several alumni living at the same address, you will find all the alumni codes listed on the back of this issue. Send questions to [email protected]. S

Sports Radio Enjoys Second Year at SI BY ANNE STRICHERZ, genesis SPORTS WRITER

ALTHOUGH ST. IGNATIUS HAS A TRADITION OF RADIO PROGRAMMING THAT BEGAN WITH KRSI broadcasting music in the halls and the Carlin Commons, today SI Sports Radio is available through the Internet. Any Wildcat fan can listen to a variety of girls’ and boys’ sports on a computer or mobile device. KC Murphy ’77, Sean Lawhon ’87, Chuck Nann ’79 and several faculty, coaches, student and alumni broadcasters offer color and play-by-play for a more than a dozen games. Last year, they were joined by Jim Dekker ’68, Joe Vollert ’84, Bob Sarlatte ’68 and Terry Ward ’63 as well as several others. Taped interviews that aired before games and during halftime breaks featured SI coaches and student athletes. The idea for the Internet broadcast came, in part, after Immaculate Heart Radio (AM 1260) broadcast several games between SI and SHC, thanks to Louis Kolenda ’77, who serves on the station’s board and who asked Murphy, his SI classmate, to do play-by-play for the games. “No one had asked me to sit in the broadcasting booth in more than 20 years,” said Murphy. “It is just as much fun talking about sports at SI today as it was when I was a student at Santa Clara.” Lawhon, who produced the Bruce-Mahoney broadcast last year, made a point of sharing the history of a storied intercity rivalry. “Anyone listening developed an understanding of and an appreciation for just how connected these neighboring schools communities are,” said Lawhon. In 2010, George Devine, nephew of Peter Devine ’66, approached SI with the idea of launching its own Internet radio show. Lawhon took on that job and invited Murphy to serve as the voice of SI; Lawhon, who also directs SI’s digital and social media, uses the broadcasts to promote SI admissions and events. Students have served both to set up equipment and to offer commentary durng the game. George Angelopolous ’12 and Kerry Crowley ’12 have been regular color commentators, and Jack Snow ’12 and Patrick Tooker ’13 keep statistics, which are used during the broadcasts. Murphy hopes to involve more students and include more games that transfer well to radio. “Last year we asked Nate Woo ’11 and Joel Schow ’11 to join us in the booth during a girls’ volleyball CCS playoff game,” said Murphy. “As players on the boys’ volleyball team, they brought keen insight and knowledge of the game.” Crowley, who hopes to become a sports broadcaster, noted that SI Sports Radio “is a great way to learn about what’s going on at the school right now. We might feature events related to one class, to alumni or to performing arts or discuss biographies of players.” One three-sport athlete is Maria Kemiji-McDonald ’12, who was named SanFranPrep.com’s female athlete of the year for San Francisco. “She’s arguably the best athlete at SI,” said Crowley. “Through SI Sports Radio, I get to praise her skills before a wide audience.” The Bruce-Mahoney boys’ basketball game had the highest number of listeners last year, with audiences tuning in from as far away as Boston and New York. “We have tracked listeners tuning in from LA, San Diego, Portland and Chicago,” said Lawhon, who also invites people who missed broadcasts to listen to past shows on demand at www.siprep.org/sportsradio. Go there, too, to see the 2011–12 schedule of broadcasts. S

From left: Sean Lawhon, KC Murphy & Kerry Crowley.

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WHEN DR. GILLIAN CLEMENTS, SI’S DIRECTOR OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, took seven students to Kenya this July for two weeks, she knew a bit of what to expect. After all, she had spent a year and a half at the Mt. Kenya Academy, where she had started a string orchestra before coming to SI in 2008. She did not forsee, however, the addition of a new trumpet to her horn section. When she and her students visited an orphanage for young elephants and rhinos on their way to Mt. Kenya Academy, her students insisted that SI adopt a young elephant, Kainuk, whose mother had fallen victim to the severe drought in Eastern Africa. The students came up with $50 to pay for its care for a year at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. As a result, Kainuk’s adoption certificate now hangs framed in the SI band room, reminding students of their remarkable journey, one that brought them many friends and a deeper understanding of Africa. Seniors Reubhen Diaz, Felix Portillo, Michael Echaniz, Amy Lie and Tommy Simpson, along with juniors Briana Megid and Zoe Hopkins-Ward, went to London, Nairobi and the Mt. Kenya Academy (a four-hour drive from Nairobi), accompanied by Clements and Jim Ward, Zoe’s father. Students performed in Nairobi’s Kenyan National Museum along with the Kenya Conservatoire of Music Orchestra for its end-of-term concert. Four members of SI’s jazz band also performed several pieces on their own. “Everyone loved ‘Take the A Train’ and ‘Sidewinder,’” said Clements. “The jazz combo was a crowd pleaser.” After four days in Nairobi, students traveled to the Mt. Kenya Academy, where they lived in the dorms. They spent several days rehearsing and repairing instruments, many of which Clements had brought with her in 2006. They augmented that earlier donation with gifts of instruments and replacement parts from three local music stores in San Francisco. While students made close friends with their Mt. Kenya Academy counterparts, they felt uncomfortable only once. On a trip to the nearby town of Nyeri, they found themselves in the middle of a poor Third World village, faced with the stares of villagers. “The town was a cultural enigma to me,” wote Diaz in a reflection after the trip. “I realized later that the uncomfortable stares were warranted since the locals seldom interacted with foreigners. Call it mutual perplexity.” SI students visited a Nyeri public school and were “profoundly affected seeing the grinding poverty” said Clements. “They were humbled and horrified to see the disparity in wealth between Nyeri and the U.S.

The next day, students dug deep into their pockets to buy school supplies at a local store for the students they had met in Nyeri.” The seven SI students ended their stay at Mt. Kenya Academy with a July 29 performance before an audience of 600. “The kids were exhausted by that point,” said Clements, “but they were also energized by all the new friends they had made.” Before returning to the U.S., the group went on safari, where they saw a lioness as well as elephants, giraffes, hyenas, warthogs and gazelles. Clements enjoyed the “reactions and transformations of the students throughout the trip. They were exposed to everything from poor towns to upperclass private schools. They responded with an openness and love that inspired me.” She hopes to return to the Kenya every two years with more instruments, bicycles and other items to donate both to the school and to the surrounding community. Please email [email protected] if you can help. S

SI Students Adopt an Elephant & Make Music and Friends in Kenya

Above: Students at Mt. Kenya Academy. Right: A handler at the Sheldrik Trust with Kainuk, an elephant adopted by SI. Below: SI students rehearsing for a show with students from the Academy.

Ayer, Hoy, y Siempre

SAVE THE DATESaturday, October 22, 2012

Association of Latin American Students

Celebrating Four Decades atSt. Ignatius College Preparatory

¡Somos SI!

Join the ALAS Reunion Committee! Please contact Matt Balano, Lizette Ortega Dolan ’94, Lucy Irwin, and the SI Alumni Office at [email protected]

facebook.com/stignatiuscollegepreparatory • twitter.com/stignatius • vimeo.com/channels/sipreptinyurl.com/si-linkedin • youtube.com/user/stignatiusprep • www.siprep.org/sportsradio

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Press Box $500,000 Announcers’ & Scorekeepers’ Room $50,000 Coaches’ Box (2) $50,000 Donor Plaque $500 or more

wE rAISEd tHE StANdS to GIvE you A bEttEr vIEw of tHE ActIoN, ANd wE buIlt A PrESSbox to broAdcASt EvEN MorE GAMES.

This $1.2 million project provides room for broadcasters, announcers, scorekeepers, statisticians and coaches for both home and visiting teams.

Below, all new ADA-accessible bleachers have raised sight lines by five feet. This important project serves students, parents and alumni,

whether you watch the action at J.B. Murphy Field or listen at home on SI’s Internet radio.

We will recognize generous donors at the following giving levels:

Go to www.siprep.org/development/giving/projects to learn more about SI’s latest venture in sports communications!

IT’S noT Too laTe To

StANd ANd bE couNtEd & To add your naMe To our Honor roll SI’s new pressbox features a room honoring legendary Football Coach Pat Malley ’49; across from the structure will be a listing of donors to the project.

If you give by dec. 31, 2011, your name will be added to those, below, and be inscribed near the press box.

Mr. Paul R. Abad ‘58The Abellera Family (Daniel, Mabel,

Susan ‘08, Timothy ‘10)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Allanson ‘81Mr. W. B. Allbin ‘58Connor Armstrong ‘12 & Sarah Armstrong ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Ronald BachliMr. M. J. Carlos-BermudezMr. & Mrs. David C. Bernstein ‘80Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. BettingerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. BlohmJim & Judy BoswellMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Branick ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Theodore F. Brayer ‘58Mr. Trevor M. Buck ‘93Mr. & Mrs. William Buckingham

Mr. & Mrs. Adrian O. Buoncristiani ‘58Janie & Patrick BurkeMr. & Mrs. James L. CallinanMr. Geme P. Calman ‘59Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Carroll ‘58Cmdr. & Mrs. Virgil P. Caselli ‘58Mr. & Mrs. John J. Casey ‘58Cesena Family ‘78, ‘10Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Chase ‘60Mr. & Mrs. Louis D. Ciapponi ‘58Dr. & Mrs. David A. Ciraulo ‘59Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Coffey ‘74Mr. & Mrs. James R. Collopy ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Colton ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Cook ‘59Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Corbolotti ‘74Nancy & F.X ‘77 Crowley ‘77

Mr. Timothy P. Crudo ‘80Dr. & Mrs. Charles R. de Lorimier ‘58Lawrence de Souza ‘88Mr. Michael J. Doherty ‘59 & Ms. Sherri Wagner Pat & Marilu DonniciDr. & Mrs. B. Gilmore Dowd ‘57Bob & Dana EmeryMr. & Mrs. John A. EspirituMr. & Mrs. Frank J. Falzon ‘60Mr. & Mrs. Brian FarrMr. & Mrs. Gianni Fassio ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Ferrari ‘58Mr. & Mrs. William F. Fitzgerald ‘75Mr. & Mrs. David FlemingMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Flocchini ‘57Mr. Robert A. Forrest ‘58

Dr. & Mrs. Chris FreiseMr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Fritz, Jr. ‘58Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gaffney ‘58John & Rina GibbonsMr. & Mrs. Donald A. Gladstone ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gloistein ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Glueck ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Grealish ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Erich K. Habelt ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Phil Halverson ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert P. Haskell ‘61Mr. & Mrs. John L. Heilmann ‘59Thomas & Mary HuntGuy, Tracy, Will & Carly JaquierTripp ‘99 & Katherine JonesDr. & Mrs. John M. Kiely ‘58Mr. & Mrs. John A. Komes ‘58

Mr. & Mrs. Adam LaThe Langs: ‘08, ‘08, ‘09, ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Latham ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Timothy K. Leonoudakis ‘72Mr. Archival Liboro ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Lovette ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. MattimoreMr. & Mrs. Michael K. Matza ‘68Mr. David F. McAuliffe ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. McCann ‘57Mr. & Mrs. William C. McDill, Jr. ‘58Tom & Breda McDonaldMr. Timothy J. McDonnell ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. McEvoy ‘74Mr. Robert A. McLean, Jr. ‘58Mr. Hector J. Membreno ‘60

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Morey, Jr. ‘58Michael & Maureen Murphy ‘58Mr. Richard E. Mussallem ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Terence W. Norton ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. PetersMr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Pidgeon ‘74Vincent ‘59 & Ellen Quilici Hon. & Mrs. Timothy A. Reardon ‘59Mr. & Mrs. James A. Richman ‘58Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Rothman ‘57Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Schmid ‘58Mr. Eric J. Schou ‘58Greg & Julie SchreaderDale and Hayedeh ScottMr. & Mrs. Denis F. ShanagherMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Silvia ‘74Mr. & Mrs. John J. Strain ‘57

Mr. Ronald J. Tocchini ‘59Fred L. Tocchini ‘66Fred R. Tocchini ‘93Christopher J. Tocchini ‘95Mara Tocchini ‘00Mr. & Mrs. Loring R. Tocchini ‘80Michael Toepel & FamilyMr. Daniel Vaughn ‘86Mr. Jacob Wang ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Terrence E. White ‘58Greg & Kathie Wood ‘59Herb WoodKieran & Marie WoodsMr. & Mrs. Albert N. Zavattero ‘58San Francisco Spice CoIn Memory of Gary Leahy ‘57

LISTEN TO SI ATHLETICS ONwww.siprep.org/sportsradioto hear live games with the Voice of SI Radio KC Murphy ’77

calendar 2011/2012OCTOBER 2 Father/Student Communion Breakfast 9am

5 Sophomore Parent Night (Commons) 7pm

8 President’s Cabinet Dinner (Commons) 6pm

10-11 Midterms

12 Freshman Day of Reflection, Soph-Junior Testing 8:30am

12 Board of Trustees Meeting 3pm

12 Senior Portraits 10-6 / Frosh-Soph Lock In 7-10pm

13 Faculty In-Service, no classes / Senior Portraits 10am-6pm

14 Quarter Break, no classes

15 Class of 1971 Reunion (Presidio Log Cabin)

15 Class of 1991 Reunion (Commons) 6pm

18 Community of Concern (Commons) 7pm

21 Bruce-Mahoney Football Game (Kezar) 7pm

27 Young Alumni Social (Golden Gate Yacht Club) 7pm

27-29 Student Arts Showcase (Bannan) 7pm

29 ASC Reunion (Commons) 9am-2pm

NOVEMBER 6 Open House 1-3pm

7-8 Senior Portrait Make-Up Day 3pm

9 Community of Concern (Commons) 7pm

12 Fashion Show Dinner 6pm

13 Fashion Show Luncheon 11am

15-16 Fall Play (Wiegand) 7pm

16 Board of Regents Meeting 4pm

18 Class of ’45 Christmas Lunch (Basque Cultural Center) noon

18-19 Fall Play (Wiegand) 7pm

20 Christ the King Mass (Orradre Chapel) 10am

23-25 Thanksgiving Break

26 Alumni Basketball and Soccer Games

30 Instrumental Concert (Bannan) 7pm

DECEMBER2 Class of ’69 Christmas Lunch (Tarantino’s) noon

2 Class of ’75 Christmas Lunch (Capp’s Corner) noon

2 Class of ’55 Christmas Lunch noon

2 Instrumental Concert (Bannan) 3&7pm

3 Fr. Carlin Heritage Society Mass/Reception 4pm

6/8 Choral Concert 7pm

10 SIPAC Pasko Christmas Party (Commons) 6:30pm

13 Board of Trustees 3pm

16/19/20 Final Exams

21 Start of Christmas Break

27-29 Leo La Rocca Sand Dune Classic

JANUARY 20125-6 Faculty Retreat, no classes

7 8th Grade Entrance Exam 8:30am-12:30pm

9 Classes Resume

10 Girls’ & Boys’ Basketball vs. SHC (USF) 6 & 7:30pm

11 Financial Aid Night #1 (Commons)

16 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

18-20 SI Live (Bannan) 7pm

19 Fathers’ Club Crab ’n’ Cards 6pm

24 Parent Spiritual Exercises Exploration Evening 7pm

25-28 Dance Concert (Wiegand) 7pm

29 Ignatian Guild Women’s Retreat 9am

FEBRUARY10 Scholarship Dinner (tentative date) 5pm

10 Piano Recital 3pm

12 Mother Student Communion Breakfast 9am

15 Boards of Regents and Trustees 4pm

17 Faculty Inservice (no classes)

20 President’s Day (no classes)

24 Mother/Daughter Night (Commons) 7pm

MARCH3 Fathers’ Club Auction (McCullough Gym) 6pm

9 Father/Daughter Night (Commons) 8:30pm

10 Arizona/New Mexico Chapter Event (Scottsdale Stadium)

12-13 Midterms

13 Bruce-Mahoney Baseball 3:30pm

13 Bruce Mahoney Alumni Gathering (Pete’s Tavern) post game

14 Faculty In-Service (no classes)

15-16 Quarter Break

15 Marin County Alumni Gathering, Spinnaker Restaurant


21 College Night 7pm

23 Mother/Son Dance (Commons) 7pm

23 Solo & Ensemble Honors Recital (Choral Room) 4:30pm

24 Class of 1962 Reunion

25 Golden Diploma Mass & Reception 10am

28 Fathers’ Club Lenton Recollection, Orradre Chapel 6pm

31 Junior Prom

APRIL3 Financial Aid Night (Orradre Chapel)

5 Start of Easter Break

14 Class of 1967 Reunion (Commons) 5pm

20 Alumni Night for Spring Musical (Bannan)

22 Counseling Case Studies Program 2pm

22 Earth Day: Day of Service Beach Clean-Up

23-25 Spring Musical (Bannan) 7pm

24 General Parent Meeting (Commons) 7pm


28 International Food Faire 4pm

MAY1/2 Spring Musical (Bannan) 7pm

3 Father/Son Night (Commons 6:30pm


9 Board of Regents 4pm

14-16 Spring Pops Concert 7pm

15 Transition to College (Orradre Chapel) 7pm


17 Ignatian Guild Installation Mass & Luncheon 11am

17 Spring Choral Concert (Bannan) 3&7pm

18 Faculty In Service (no classes)

18 Fathers’ Club BBQ (Commons) 5:30pm

19 Senior Prom

21 Senior Class Holiday

23 Fr. Carlin Heritage Society Lunch, Spinnaker Restaurant 11:30am

24 Transition Liturgy

25 Awards Assembly 9:30am

28 Memorial Day Holiday

29-31 Final Exams

31 Baccalaureate Mass (St. Mary’s) 7:30pm

JUNE 2 Graduation (St. Ignatius Church) 10:30am

4 Fathers’ Club Installation Lunch (Alioto’s) 11:30am

8 All Class Reunion

10 Chamber Singers Europe Bon Voyage Concert (SI Church) 4pm

11 High School Summer School begins

18 Middle School Summer School & Summer Camps begin

Thursday, January 19, 2012, 6:00 pm at Carlin CommonsSAvE tHE dAtE for the fathers’ club crab ’n’ cards Night

Wildcat Derby

Save the Date!SI FaTHerS’ Club auCTIon

www.SIPreP.org/FaTHerSClubMarCH 3, 2012

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